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Sector watch: How to invest in UK retailers
Things aren’t getting any easier for Britain’s retail sector
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 26 Oct 2021
Watch: Market News Update - 25 October 2021
In this week’s market update: Earnings season is in full flood, while here in the UK the Budget and COP26 are the main focus.
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 25 Oct 2021
Market news today - 25 October 2021
What’s driving your investments this week?
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 25 Oct 2021
Are bonds a safer bet than shares if the Bank makes a mistake?
There are many possible answers to the inflation question
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 22 Oct 2021
Can the Unilever share price now play catch-up?
Brand loyalty will be crucial for Unilever as households face rising prices
Graham Smith Investment writer - 21 Oct 2021
Could fresh climate change cover-up allegations hit Shell’s share price?
The pressure on Shell is mounting daily as the COP26 conference draws near
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 21 Oct 2021
Morrisons takeover; who’s next?
International interest in UK assets remains strong
Graham Smith Investment writer - 19 Oct 2021
Can the Domino’s Pizza share price continue to recover?
Collections up as delivery growth slows
Graham Smith Investment writer - 14 Oct 2021
Will hotels group IHG’s dirty laundry be a drag on its share price?
Ongoing issues with staff shortages and supply chains threaten to stall recovery
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 14 Oct 2021
Market news today - 11 October 2021
What’s driving your investments this week?
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 11 Oct 2021
Is Buffett right - can you hold a stock forever?
Four fund managers share their views
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 08 Oct 2021
Was this the week we saw ‘peak Facebook’?
Users and investors may reassess the platform after a bruising few days
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 08 Oct 2021
Will Marston's share price get a boost this Christmas?
The annual festive season is needed more than ever
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 05 Oct 2021
Market news today - 4 October 2021
What’s driving your investments this week?
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 04 Oct 2021
UK shares: Watch, invest or avoid?
UK stock market at 1990s prices
Graham Smith Investment writer - 01 Oct 2021
Is the nightmare before Christmas about to hit Tesco’s share price?
Tesco needs everything it can get to help it through the months ahead
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 30 Sep 2021
Picking stock market winners is about to get a lot harder
Stocks still look attractive but challenges lie ahead
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 30 Sep 2021
Is Next the model for online retail?
Another joint venture and the growth of its technology puts Next streets ahead of rivals
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 23 Sep 2021
Sector watch: how to invest in UK media companies
Stocks to watch in this fast-moving sector
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 22 Sep 2021
Where next for Kingfisher shares as Screwfix-owner gives update?
Can the lockdown DIY frenzy sales boom persist in a re-opened world?
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 17 Sep 2021
Where did UK consumers spend their money in August?
The UK ventured out last month as retail sales fell
Graham Smith Investment writer - 17 Sep 2021
Market news today - 13 September 2021
What’s driving your investments this week?
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 13 Sep 2021
What’s in store for Morrisons share price?
The rival bids set to go to auction
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 09 Sep 2021
Investors in Wagamama-owner Restaurant Group need strong stomachs
But Wagamama could be an exception
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 09 Sep 2021
Market news today - 6 September 2021
What’s driving your investments this week?
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 06 Sep 2021
Can Ted Baker shares turnaround from here?
Share price still in need of a recovery
Cherry Reynard Investment writer - 02 Sep 2021
Are prices at the pumps set to rise again?
US hurricane season threatens oil supplies
Graham Smith Investment writer - 01 Sep 2021
Market news today - 31 August 2021
What’s driving your investments this week?
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 31 Aug 2021
Investing for income and what rising house prices mean for inheritance
In this podcast Tom Stevenson and Ed Monk discuss investing in shares for dividend growth and what rising house prices mean for inheritance.
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 19 Aug 2021
Will a jobs rise signal a share price rise at Hays this time?
Faster-than-anticipated recovery at the recruiter
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 18 Aug 2021
Market news today - 16 August 2021
Investments to watch this week
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 16 Aug 2021
Up and away? TUI shares latest
The world’s leading package holiday firm shares its third quarter update
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 12 Aug 2021
Income investing in the summer of the ‘super dividend’
Can the bumper crop of payouts continue?
Maike Currie Fidelity International - 11 Aug 2021
How does a SPAC work?
Everything you need to know about how SPACs work
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 10 Aug 2021
Market news today - 9 August 2021
Investments to watch this week
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 09 Aug 2021
Investing for dividends - is now a good time to get in?
Dividends have come roaring back in 2021
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 06 Aug 2021
What the latest results mean for the Rolls Royce share price
Rolls Royce confident in its ability to benefit from the rebound
Graham Smith Investment writer - 05 Aug 2021
Is the BP share price about to drive higher?
Rising oil prices catapult BP to a bigger quarterly profit
Graham Smith Investment writer - 03 Aug 2021
Market News Today - 2 August 2021
Investments to watch this week
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 02 Aug 2021
BP shareholders poised for news of next dividend payout
Oil major makes a retail U-turn but what investors want to know about is the dividend
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 28 Jul 2021
Sector watch: How to invest in telecommunications
A closer look at London-listed telecom shares
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 27 Jul 2021
What will the FAANGs report this week?
Facebook, Apple, Amazon and Alphabet update investors
Graham Smith Investment writer - 27 Jul 2021
The Week Ahead: 26 July 2021
What you need to know in the next five days
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 26 Jul 2021
Forget inflation - slow growth is far more concerning
Markets point to an economic rebound hitting the buffers
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 23 Jul 2021
Why shares and bonds are moving together
Investors are finding diversification harder to find
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 22 Jul 2021
Can big tech earnings help lift markets?
IBM, Netflix and Twitter report this week
Graham Smith Investment writer - 20 Jul 2021
Market week: what you need to know
Prices and the pandemic fuel a risk-off shift
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 19 Jul 2021
Six themes emerging from a buoyant new issues market
What you need to know about IPOs
Graham Smith Investment writer - 16 Jul 2021
Royal Mail embarks on a new normal
Parcels are now the main source of revenue
Graham Smith Investment writer - 14 Jul 2021
Markets may hinge on these corporate earnings
Large US financials get the ball rolling this week
Graham Smith Investment writer - 13 Jul 2021
Why Hays needs reopening to be certain and steady
The recruitment group needs the usual ebb and flow of workers to resume
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 08 Jul 2021
It’s coming home…for certain sectors
UK businesses will be hoping for an England win
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 07 Jul 2021
Ocado, Sainsbury’s & Morrisons at the forefront of the new normal
The supermarket wars are hotting up instore, online and overseas
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 06 Jul 2021
Purplebricks on the winning end of the property boom
Online property portal had it made during the pandemic
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 01 Jul 2021
The perils of market timing
How to avoid being caught out
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 29 Jun 2021
What a stronger dollar might mean for your investments
What will shape currency markets in the months ahead?
Graham Smith Investment writer - 25 Jun 2021
AB Foods-owned Primark bucks the trend
The decision to stick to store sales cost, but it’s proved worth it
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 24 Jun 2021
Markets’ wobbly week | Will pensions get less generous?
This week, it’s been a rough week for markets after fears that higher inflation could force central banks to raise interest rates sooner sparked a sharp reversal for share prices.
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 23 Jun 2021
Why the travel sector is only for long haul investors right now
The pandemic “carnage” continues
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 23 Jun 2021
The implications of a Morrisons takeover
Share price rises mask greater concerns
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 22 Jun 2021
Where next for markets?
With stock markets hitting new highs on both sides of the Atlantic this week, we look at the key drivers and discuss the flip side to all the good economic news - the return of inflation.
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 17 Jun 2021
Investors will be hoping packaging giant DS Smith delivers
All eyes on whether Amazon box-supplier resume divi pay outs
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 17 Jun 2021
Love Island maker ITV on the rebound after latest FTSE reshuffle
ITV set to make its FTSE 100 return a week today
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 14 Jun 2021
What drives the market now?
This week, with markets in something of a holding pattern, we’re asking - what happens next?
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 11 Jun 2021
Is now the time to look at Europe?
Is Europe still an attractive recovery play?
Graham Smith Investment writer - 11 Jun 2021
The UK economy bounces back
Positive GDP data hopefully point to growth ahead
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 11 Jun 2021
Sector Watch: Investing in travel companies
Primed for take-off?
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 11 Jun 2021
The one-stop-shop formula could be a winner for Halfords
The Pets at Home-style model has taken the bikes to car parts chain up a gear
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 10 Jun 2021
Are Shell and ExxonMobil defeats a watershed for oil?
This week, we’re looking at oil, and in particular some significant recent defeats for oil companies over climate targets.
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 03 Jun 2021
Can the winning streak for ‘value’ stocks last?
The case for a cyclical rotation may weaken
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 03 Jun 2021
What’s next for Auto Trader investors?
Car buying in the digital age
Jonathan Wright Fidelity International - 03 Jun 2021
A week of reckoning for Big Oil
Is this its Big Tobacco moment?
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 28 May 2021
Should Workspace have a place in your investment portfolio right now?
With lockdowns hitting landlords hard, the question is whether office space is worth a punt
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 27 May 2021
Never mind the losses M&S has treats in store for investors
The message is loud and clear - M&S isn’t dead. Long live M&S.
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 26 May 2021
Will airline stocks take to the skies this summer?
What are the opportunities from here?
Graham Smith Investment writer - 21 May 2021
Retail sales surge as post-lockdown shoppers mean business
The Brits are a nation of born-again shoppers as high streets and malls thrive
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 21 May 2021
Is Pets at Home still top dog?
After a surge in pandemic pet ownership and a one-stop offering PETS is on a roll
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 20 May 2021
Is it time to reopen your doors to commercial property?
The landscape has changed, but opportunities remain
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 18 May 2021
Investors hopeful as lockdown easing continues
Data to show the economy is on the up - although some sectors are still suffering
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 17 May 2021
Sector Watch: how to invest in drinks
Stock ideas to whet your whistle
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 17 May 2021
What can we learn from this week’s volatility?
And whether you should be worried
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 14 May 2021
Fasten your seatbelts
But don’t be fazed by volatility
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 12 May 2021
Unclear for take-off: the uncertainty holding easyJet back
Never mind no frills, no flights are the killer blow for the budget airlines
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 12 May 2021
Are corporate earnings strong enough to sustain markets?
Companies have significantly bettered expectations so far
Graham Smith Investment writer - 07 May 2021
Challenges mount for Buffett as successor named
What’s eating the world’s most famous investor?
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 07 May 2021
How bullish should we be?
There’s lots of good news. Is it in the price?
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 06 May 2021
Stock Watch: Burberry keeps profits in check
The luxury fashion group’s fortunes could boost hopes for the retail sector
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 06 May 2021
Market Week podcast - Earnings continue to outperform expectations
In this week’s market update: earnings continue to outperform expectations; commodities rise as economies re-open; and the dollar slides as the rest of the world catches up
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 05 May 2021
Asset bubble signals from my WhatsApp chat?
A new investing craze is worrying seasoned market watchers
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 04 May 2021
Dividends - will equity income investors be rewarded this year?
Company results lift dividend hopes
Graham Smith Investment writer - 30 Apr 2021
Stock Watch: Is there any light at the end of the tunnel for Trainline PLC?
A year into the pandemic and with commuting patterns changed for good it’s all bad news
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 29 Apr 2021
Could the scales tip as the supermarkets war continues?
The lockdown sales boost was inevitable, but what happens now as easing ends?
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 28 Apr 2021
The market is suffering from middle child syndrome
Time to stop ignoring ‘buy and forget’ stocks
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 27 Apr 2021
Will FAANG strength derail value surge?
US tech giants have lagged - but still make oodles of cash
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 26 Apr 2021
Market Week Podcast - Earnings season gets into full swing
Fidelity’s Tom Stevenson looks at the week ahead as earnings season gets into full swing and Brexit continues to squeeze trade in Europe.
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 26 Apr 2021
How BP engineered a slick turnaround
Q1 results on Tuesday should tell us more
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 23 Apr 2021
Is this the UK’s roadmap to economic recovery?
Recent data paint a positive picture
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 23 Apr 2021
Pizza, pods and Primark - how will the pandemic play out?
Filtering the lockdown winners and losers
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 22 Apr 2021
Market Week Podcast - Is the stock market ready to pause for breath?
In this week’s market update: is the market ready to pause for breath; or will trillions of excess savings fuel an extended recovery?
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 19 Apr 2021
Primark: on trend or off track?
The pandemic and its lack of an online business has hit the fast fashion retailer hard
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 15 Apr 2021
What you’re asking us: Investment Outlook Special
In this podcast Fidelity’s Ed Monk and Tom Stevenson, discuss the latest Investment Outlook report and answers a selection of questions from readers.
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 14 Apr 2021
Every little counts for Tesco as it adds up cost of pandemic
Once-in-a-generation costs have hit the supermarket chain hard
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 14 Apr 2021
Market Week - Consumer spending in focus
In this week’s market update: all eyes are on consumer spending as economies re-open; the banks kick-start the first quarter earnings season; and Chinese shares show it can be better to travel than to arrive.
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 12 Apr 2021
Market Week Podcast - US stock market hits record highs
In this week’s market update: new market records as America’s post-pandemic boom begins; Britain starts to re-open its economy; and Europe looks through the latest Covid wave.
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 07 Apr 2021
Sector Watch: How to invest in financials
A complex sector with lots to offer
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 07 Apr 2021
Boom time for stock markets as bonds left in the doldrums
Populist spending in the US is stoking inflationary forces
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 06 Apr 2021
Is Dunelm a good home for investors?
The pandemic has created winners, but is the home furnishings store one of them?
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 31 Mar 2021
Royal Mail rewards investors with bumper dividend
The legacy deliverer is swinging with the times
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 30 Mar 2021
Market Week Podcast - Shares enjoy their best 12 months since the 1930s
Fidelity’s Tom Stevenson looks at the week ahead as shares enjoy their best 12 months since the 1930s; but bonds are hit hard by inflation fears.
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 30 Mar 2021
What are limit orders and how do they work?
One way to ensure you don’t pay over the odds
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 29 Mar 2021
Investment opportunities after the pandemic
What have we learned and where do we go from here?
Graham Smith Investment writer - 26 Mar 2021
Is this the home straight for UK retailers?
Rising sales may point to good times ahead
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 26 Mar 2021
Is Next about to set a new trend in fashion?
A rare acquisition and a potential new direction for the retailer
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 25 Mar 2021
Market Week - A year on from the pandemic
Fidelity’s Tom Stevenson looks at the week ahead a year on from the pandemic low with the Deliveroo IPO highlighting one of the Covid winners.
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 23 Mar 2021
Is the UK stock market now a bargain?
UK shares look inexpensive on an international basis
Graham Smith Investment writer - 19 Mar 2021
Has Kingfisher done a good enough job to nail recovery?
The pandemic has given the DIY store chain a chance to make good its past
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 18 Mar 2021
The GameStop generation & Premium Bonds
In this podcast Fidelity’s Ed Monk and Tom Stevenson look at two very different ends of the financial universe - share trading versus Premium Bonds.
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 17 Mar 2021
Don’t blame young people for chasing get-rich-quick schemes
The stock market is the ultimate get-rich-slow machine
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 16 Mar 2021
Market Week - Inflation and rising bond yields in focus
In this week’s market update: inflation and rising bond yields remain the key focus; stimulus cheques are destined for the stock market; and it’s a big week for central banks.
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 16 Mar 2021
How to invest in the pandemic recovery
Is it time to look beyond the technology winners of last year?
Graham Smith Investment writer - 12 Mar 2021
What to make of the latest GDP and trade data
GDP better than expected, trade worse
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 12 Mar 2021
Why Fever-Tree has to get its post-pandemic mix right
The end of lockdown will potentially change the nature of its business yet again
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 11 Mar 2021
Rethinking Nasdaq
Looking through the ups and downs of the tech stock index
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 10 Mar 2021
Market Week Podcast - Nasdaq corrects on the back of rising bond yields
In this week’s market update: Nasdaq corrects as bond yields rise; the oil price tops $70 threatening more cost-push inflation; and the changing shape of the ongoing bull market.
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 09 Mar 2021
Stealth acquisitions and buybacks suggest confidence at Foxtons
The London-centric estate agent seems to be suggesting positive change is ahead
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 05 Mar 2021
What the recent round of bond selloffs tells investors
Expect more of the same to come
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 05 Mar 2021
Bond market lurch brings back painful memories
Bond market lurch brings back painful memories
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 02 Mar 2021
Market Week Podcast - What can we expect from the Budget?
Fidelity’s Tom Stevenson looks at the week ahead as Rishi Sunak’s second Budget is staged against a nervous, inflationary backdrop for stock markets.
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 02 Mar 2021
Budget 2021: Who will pay for the pandemic recovery?
What should investors look out for in the Budget?
Graham Smith Investment writer - 26 Feb 2021
Pestilence and plague: Why Rentokil is placed to cash in
The pest control and hygiene products company shows there’s an upside to every situation
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 26 Feb 2021
Why bond yields are rising and what it means for share prices
Inflation expectations at the heart
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 26 Feb 2021
Walking the tax tightrope
The Chancellor’s difficult balancing act
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 25 Feb 2021
Sector Watch - how to invest in commodities
It’s easier than you think
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 24 Feb 2021
Will Rightmove find “its happy” in next week’s Budget?
Hopes build of a boost to the property market from the Chancellor
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 24 Feb 2021
The roadmap is good news - but don’t get carried away
Diversification remains key
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 23 Feb 2021
Market Week Podcast - Investors start to worry about inflation
Tom Stevenson looks at the week ahead as investors start to worry about inflation and the dark side of ESG investing comes under scrutiny.
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 23 Feb 2021
Smaller companies in the sun as vaccines roll out
Improving prospects for domestic economies is helping smaller firms
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 22 Feb 2021
Can Primark afford to hold out much longer?
The fast fashion chain’s reluctance to go online must be hurting AB Foods
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 17 Feb 2021
Market Week - Optimistic outlook push shares higher
In this week’s market update: shares push higher in a perfect storm of positives; the pound heads towards $1.40 on re-opening hopes.
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 16 Feb 2021
Why you should consider investing in the UK today
Sector exposure adds to the valuation case
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 11 Feb 2021
Hays has a job on its hands to grow revenue
With job hires down, the core of its business is in the firing line
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 11 Feb 2021
S&P 500 at a new high
In this podcast Fidelity’s Ed Monk and Tom Stevenson discuss the outlook for the US stock market as the S&P 500 gets close to hitting 4,000.
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 11 Feb 2021
The pandemic winners there for the taking
Ocado and Tui show two sides of the same story
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 09 Feb 2021
Market Week - Investors focus on big US stimulus
Tom Stevenson looks at the week ahead for investors as investors focus on big US stimulus and earnings season picks up on the positive market mood.
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 09 Feb 2021
Winners and losers from GameStop
In this podcast Fidelity’s Ed Monk and Tom Stevenson assess the damage from the GameStop episode and ask what it means for investors.
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 04 Feb 2021
Ocado has its sights set on the future
The market-leading grocery chain is gearing up for a seismic change in shopping habits
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 04 Feb 2021
Big tech earnings defy expectations again - well, most do
Is Tesla starting to show its frailties?
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 03 Feb 2021
The GameStop drama raises a number of questions
However exhilarating, the GameStop Reddit drama is a risky way to trade
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 02 Feb 2021
Market Week Podcast - Retail investors take on Wall Street
In this week’s market update: there is no doubt about the big market story this week - the David and Goliath tale of retail investors taking on powerful Wall Street hedge funds and apparently winning - the first round at least.
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 02 Feb 2021
Why BP cannot afford to slip further as it slides to a loss
Oil giant sees a slump in earnings as demand plummets worldwide
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 02 Feb 2021
What's going on at GlaxoSmithKline?
Has the pandemic pushed the world’s biggest vaccine manufacturer off its pedestal?
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 29 Jan 2021
Investing for a correction
In this podcast Fidelity’s Tom Stevenson and Ed Monk discuss the growing number of predictions that a market correction is on its way.
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 28 Jan 2021
GameStop explained: how will the story end?
For most investors the GameStop rollercoaster is a curiosity
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 28 Jan 2021
Boohoo deal for Debenhams marks online shift
Long-foreseen changes happen very slowly, then all at once
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 25 Jan 2021
Could the vaccine roll-out be Wizz Air’s best hope?
Airlines can’t bank on a smooth take-off this Spring
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 21 Jan 2021
The cost of living rises under lockdown
Inflation rises in some unusual places point to potential investment winners
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 20 Jan 2021
Is it time for airline stocks to take off once again?
EasyJet and co. may finally have their time back in the sun
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 19 Jan 2021
Stock Watch: JD Wetherspoon
Can we ‘call time’ on Covid soon enough to save Wetherspoon’s?
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 14 Jan 2021
How to invest in the UK retail sector
Picking apart the winners from the losers in a divided sector
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 13 Jan 2021
Will the losers of 2020 be the winners of 2021?
What to keep an eye on over the coming months
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 13 Jan 2021
Are there any winners after the ‘worst ever’ year for retailers?
The data is depressing, but not all retailers have had an annus horribilis
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 12 Jan 2021
What’s in store for investors in 2021?
The asset classes and sectors with most potential in the year ahead
Graham Smith Investment writer - 08 Jan 2021
Investment Outlook: what you’re asking us as 2021 begins
In this podcast Fidelity’s Ed Monk and Tom Stevenson discuss the questions investors have asked us on the year ahead in our latest Investment Outlook.
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 07 Jan 2021
Does Tesco have Christmas wrapped up?
The supermarket giant shouldn’t disappoint, but it isn’t all plain-sailing
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 07 Jan 2021
What Georgia means for investing in the US
Democratic Senate changes the landscape for Biden’s presidency
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 06 Jan 2021
Supermarket sales boom but do other retailers have much to cheer?
The third England-wide lockdown will be another testing time for retailers
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 05 Jan 2021
UK shares jump on vaccine and economy news
Markets have opened the new year on a positive step
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 04 Jan 2021
Share dealing in volatile markets
What happens when things get choppy?
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 30 Dec 2020
Can markets continue to beat yesterday’s bull run on vaccine news?
Markets set to rise again on vaccine news
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 30 Dec 2020
What happens when you buy a share?
Understanding the magic behind the scenes
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 23 Dec 2020
FTSE rebounds modestly after yesterday’s selloffs
Hopes for a bullish end to 2020 look truly shot
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 22 Dec 2020
Markets share pain of Tier 4 lockdowns
News of a new strain of Covid-19 has pushed markets lower
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 21 Dec 2020
Lessons to remember from a year to forget
2020 has been a valuable learning opportunity for investors
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 21 Dec 2020
Morrisons and Next kick off the Christmas trading updates
Will there be anything to celebrate?
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 17 Dec 2020
What did you learn in 2020?
This week on the show, the last we’ll record this year, we’re looking back on 2020 to ask what lessons it holds for investors as well as casting forward to 2021.
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 16 Dec 2020
Airbnb: echoes of the dotcom bubble?
Four lessons to learn from the Airbnb flotation
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 15 Dec 2020
The stocks to keep an eye on as the pandemic evolves
Tomorrow’s world is very different for companies willing to adapt
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 10 Dec 2020
Can Purplebricks build on 2020’s successes in 2021?
A booming housing market has buoyed the shares, but can it hold?
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 10 Dec 2020
Are these gains over-exuberance? | Brexit shock to markets?
This week, should we be worried that the market appears in the grip of widespread euphoria?
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 09 Dec 2020
Have markets overestimated the cocktail of stimulants?
November’s euphoria in perspective
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 08 Dec 2020
Tesla and 2020 - two peas in an (electric) pod
Inclusion on the S&P 500 tops off a stellar year for the company
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 03 Dec 2020
Can shares take off in 2021? | Why gold losses are welcome
In this podcast Fidelity’s Ed Monk and Tom Stevenson discuss the outlook for shares next year and why gold currently appears out of fashion.
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 03 Dec 2020
Covid could be the gift that keeps on giving for Ocado
The pandemic has shifted shopping habits for good, says the retail tech group
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 03 Dec 2020
Who will be in and who will be out in the December FTSE 100 reshuffle?
Tonight’s closing bell will ring in the winners and losers at the latest review
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 02 Dec 2020
What did the Chancellor tell us this week?
What the UK spending plans mean for business
Graham Smith Investment writer - 27 Nov 2020
Why Countryside Properties is in need of a makeover
The property developer has Covid and the regulator on its back
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 26 Nov 2020
‘Tis the season to keep an eye out for 2021’s star performers
Stock picking is the name of the game as the pandemic continues
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 24 Nov 2020
Sector watch: Industrials
A large - and diverse - opportunity set
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 18 Nov 2020
Is lockdown sales surge enough to keep treats coming at Pets at Home?
Sales boom could be a textbook lesson in how to teach an old dog new tricks
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 18 Nov 2020
Airline stocks could fly when a vaccine arrives
Budget airline investors have to be in it for the long haul though
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 17 Nov 2020
EasyJet investors should strap themselves in for a bumpy ride
A vaccine’s on the horizon, but the going’s still likely to be tough in 2021
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 11 Nov 2020
Market Week Podcast - Shares soar on vaccine hopes
Tom Stevenson looks at the week ahead as shares soar on vaccine hopes, Joe Biden becomes President-elect and Brexit talks enters a crucial week.
Tom Stevenson Fidelity International - 10 Nov 2020
Can shopping centre giant Landsec turn around in time?
The Bluewater shopping centre owner looks stuck tight as lockdown 2 strikes
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 06 Nov 2020
Shares look on the bright side despite lockdown
UK shares offered some resilience at the start of the week
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 02 Nov 2020
Market hopes in hands of the FAANGs
This week, it’s a big week for the biggest companies in the world. The giants of US tech are updating investors on their performance, and the stakes couldn’t be higher.
Ed Monk Fidelity International - 30 Oct 2020
Big Tech profits soar but stocks stumble - who should you believe?
US tech earnings top off a turbulent week for markets
Toby Sims Fidelity International - 30 Oct 2020
High hopes for AstraZeneca's Covid vaccine breakthrough
The drugmaker will be keen show it has more to offer than ‘just’ the vaccine though
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity International - 29 Oct 2020
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